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24. Prefix to
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29. To train
31. Melody
32. Unhappy
33. Like a fabric
35. Lariat
36. Perceive
37. Turkish
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42. Days gone by
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54. Observes
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2. Ova
3. Caravansary
4. Attempt
5. Constellation
6. Merry
7. Chills and
fever
8. A law
9. Escape
11. Organ of
hearing
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19. Portion of
curved line
20. Transparent
substance
21. Eagle’s nest
22. Facial
expression
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25. Keen
26. Defraud
28. Kind of tree
30. Jap sash
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35. Rodent
38. Depart
40. Gaze at
41. Southeast
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42 Dance step
43. Swiss
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE
When Dr. Bennet told Karen,
after they had left the sick-room,
that he thought Buffy had been
badly frightened in some way, she
assured him that was impossible.
She told the doctor about Buffy,
explaining that he had been fright
ened in an air raid and had had
a long sea voyage that must have
been something of an ordeal to
such a small child alone, and of
course he still was very high
strung, but she had taken every
possible precaution, realizing all
this, to protect Buffy from fear of
any kind.
“Couldn't it be his reaction from
all that he has gone through?” she
asked. Of course she was relieved
that Buffy had not caught any
thing and that he no doubt would
be quite all right by morning, as
: the doctor had assured her, but
j this was bad enough.
“possibly,” Dr. Bennet agreed,
I “although there must have been
! some one thing to bring it to a
head. There’s a mild sedative in
the medicine I left. It will break
up the fever, too. I’m confident
the boy will be all right by morn
ing, but please call me again. And
it would be a good idea to try to
find out if anything has disturbed
him.”
Karen said she would do the
best she could. Of course she
could not question Buffy until
morning. He was sleeping soundly
notv, peacefully, thank goodness,
but she would keep watch in case
he should wake and need her. She
did not see what possibly could
have happened to have frightened
him so badly as to make him
really ill. but he was such a bun
dle of nerves and of repression,
too. Dr. Bennet had said if she
could get the boy to tell her what
it had been that just the telling
probably would undo whatever
damage had been done by erasing
the fear.
That would be Paul phoning
again. Karen thought, when old
Jan said she was wanted on the
telephone. He had said he would
be anxious to/know about Buffy.
It was Paul; she told him what
Dr. Bennet had said. Paul seemed
to think it a bit absurd, although
he did not use those words. He
said:
“I’ll bet you'll still find that the
kid’s picked up something. The
temperature would indicate that.
How could he get worked up to
103 degrees over something that
was only in his mind? But since
Dr. Bennet assures you he’ll be
okay by morning I’d just forget it,
darling.”
His tone still was cheerfully re
assuring. but Karen could not for
get anything that had upset Buffy
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10:00—Tommy Riggs & Betty Lou — nbc
John Vandercook Commentary — blu
Bob Hawk and His Quiz Show — cbs
John B. Hughes War Comment — mbs
10:15—Lulu and Johnny, Songs. — blu
Dancing Music Orches. Period — mbs
10:30—Bill Stern Sports & Guests — nbc
Alec Templeton; Korn Kobblers — blu
The Three Sisters, Vocalization — cbs
Paul Schubert’s War Analysis — mbs
10:45—To Be Announced (15 m.) — nbc
To Be Announced (15 mins.) — blu
Bill Henry in Commentary — cbs
Dancing Music Orches. Tunes — mbs
11:00—News for 15 Minutes — nbc-east
The Fred Waring- repeata — nbc-west
News, Variety & Dance — blu & cbs
Comment, Music, Dance (3 hr.) — mbs
11:15—Late Variety with News — nbc
that quickly. She explained that
Dr. Bennet said a child, especially
one as high-strung as Buffy, could
run a fever without infection. For
some reason, as she said this an
other thought came into her mind.
She remembered Paul’s saying
that sometimes it was good for
a boy to have to do the things
he did not want to do. Could Paul
possibly have . . . but no, he
wouldn’t . . not when Karen had
cautioned him so, warned him
against frightening Buffy in that
particular way.
“What did you two do today?”
She put the question in an ordi
nary tone, although since it fol
lowed those thoughts it was unex
pectedly important.
Paul said, “Why. didn't Buffy
tel! you?”
She said that there had not been
time. “You didn’t do anything, go
anywhere too exciting, did you?”
She was tense now, waiting for
Paul's answer. It meant so much
to her; it was almost unthinkable
that it possibly could be the one
that had leaped to her mind.
But it was. Paul’s laugh came
back to her, off-hand, casual, as
Was his tone in answering w'hat
seemed so incredible to her. “Why,
we went upstairs—the kid and I.
But don’t get any foolish notion
into your head, Karen, that had
anything to do with this little up
set. I still feel you’ll find it’s a
germ or too much rich dessert.
We lunched first, you know, and
now that I think of it, he did have
a big chocolate eclair, and gob
bled every bite. He enjoyed the
flight, too. We just took a turn
over the town and a look down
at the ocean. We thought it would
be a nice surprise for you to know
Buffy had been up. He agreed with
that beforehand. He wanted to go.”
“But I asked you not to take
him up.” Karen wondered how
she could keep her voice on such
a cool level, when she was so
horribly upset, so thoroughly pro
voked — no. more than that so
cruelly disappointed in Paul. She
was not convinced, either, by his
line of persuasion that Buffy had
been a willing victim. She recalled
too well those sobs only a day ago,
caused when a plane had flown
high overhead in a serene sky.
Euffy had said then that he could
r.ot tell her why he was crying.
Could it be that Paul had been
working on the boy, planning this
surprise, and warning him to keep
it from Karen? But that WAS
unthinkable.
"1 know you did. dear. But you
make too much of some things,
you don’t understand boys . . .
ycu admit that, yourself.” Paul’s
blight .one still continued. “No
use pampering a kid in that kind
of thing You’ve got to break it.”
“I’m sorry,’ Karen interrupted,
“but I don’t agree with you on
that.” She was sure that Dr. Ben
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ret would not. eitner. Or even
Faul, could he have seen Buffy,
lying near delirium, long shudders
shaking his frail body. You could
rot “break” a child, as you would
a colt. She knew that much about
boys. “I had talked about going
up with Buffy only yesterday. He
said he would go, but he said he
wanted me to be with him the
first time. I promised I would—”
“Oh, then YOU are the one who
is jealous now!” There was re
lief in Paul’s cheerfulness at this.
“We put one over on you then,
darling.”
“I’m afraid you don’t under
stand,” Karen said. That remain
ed. the incredible part, that Paul
should fail all around, first with
Buffy, now with her, in under
standing. “That isn’t it at all.”
“I’m diraid you are making too
much of the whole thing.” Paul
sounded a bit impatient at last,
ior after all, hadn’t he told Karen
that the boy had been perfectly
willing to go. to have the surprise
of telling Karen that he had con
quered his fear and been up in a
plane? It was difficult to make
her see it over the wire. “Suppose
I run over, darling, and we can—”
‘Not tonight.” Karen did not
make much attempt to control her
feelings now She felt a hard,
oright anger against Paul. She
supposed it would die down, bit
not now, with Buffy lying so piti
fully silent, drugged into sleep, up
stars. Not until she made very
ftiing all right again with the child.
“I promised Buffy I would be
there in case he wakened.”
“I see.” Paul’s tone was brisk;
he might have known she would
put the boy before him. Well, she
might oe sorry, foi Paul was an
gry and hurt now, too. He only
had wanted to help, do his part
With the child, for Karen was cer
tainly unreasonable when it came
to her nephew . . . not very under
standing now, when it came to
h.mself. “I’li drop over tomorrow
then—if I may?” For of course
oy then Karen would see she had
teen wrong in putting any blame
or his shoulders. He still felt cer
tain the kid was coming down
with something, and it was ridicu
lous for them to have even a
slight misunderstanding over such
a trivial matter.
“All light, ’ Karen said. She did
not want to feel this way toward
Paul, or to hold such feelings.
They had never come even tms
rear to a quarrel, if this could be
called that now. It was worse
than a quarrel, since it went so
much deeper. Down to the funda
mentals of agreement, of fairness.
She felt almost as if she did
not know Paul at all, when she
kr.ew him so very well and so
long. But how could he have done
such a thing deliberately disre
garding how she felt, all she had
said, her wisnes—taking Buffy up
in a plane when he had said he
would not uniil Karen felt it was
all right? How could Paul feel it
bad been, with the evidence of
ihe child’s reaction in a physical
illness from that mental ordeal so
unnecessarily inflicted, so unkind?
And she had haa such high
hopes ihat this day together would
be the beginning of a real friend
ship. of brotherhood between the
little Doy and the man she was
going to marry. She had entrusted
the child to Paul’s care with such
lull confidence. She had blamed
herself for seeping them apart
with her own selfish love.
Because there was so much in
volved, she felt it deeply. It was
so much more than that Paul had
taken Buffy up in his plane. It
would ail have to be straightened
out, not onlv with the little boy.
as Dr. Bennet had said it could
be, but with Karen, too.
(To Be Continued)
-V
Wilmington Man Will
Head Suburban School
Wallace West, native of Wil
mington, has been elected to the
principalship of Bradley’s Creek
school, succeeding J. W. Webster
who will enter the armed services
on August 12, H. M. Roland, su
perintendent of schools, announced
Thursday.
Mr. West graduated from New
Hanover High school, attended
Wake Forest College, and taught
for three years in Columbia, Tyr
rell county; for the past two years
he has served as principal in that
county.
Mr. Roland reported that several
vacancies remain to be filled here.
-V
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